IoT Market Revenue, Statistics, Industry Growth and Demand Analysis Research Report by 2032

Market Research Future Insights

According to MRFR analysis, the global IoT Market is expected to register a CAGR of 25.7% from 2023 to 2032 and hold a value of over USD 784.2 billion by 2032. 

The IoT technology contains web-connected smart devices that obtain, analyze, and process the data collected from their surroundings using embedded systems containing sensors, processors, and communication hardware. Organizations across an extensive range of businesses are gradually fluctuating to IoT technology to improve organizational performance and better understand consumers to offer better customer services, enhance decision-making, and boost the value of their businesses. The advancements in technology and the growing availability of affordable sensors and processors that can offer real-time access to information are anticipated to drive the growth. During the Covid-19 epidemic, the vendors in the market are collaborating with numerous organizations to propose emerging technology-enabled solutions to healthcare organizations to aid them to overcome the disaster effectively. 

Regional Analysis

North America is anticipated to hold a significant market share, specifically in the region’s healthcare, industrial, and automotive segments are the potential customers of the cloud platforms. Additionally, cloud platforms are witnessing extensive adoption in the region owing to the expansion of IoT-enabled devices, increasing R&D investments in the internet of things, and the existence of key market players, such as Google, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Cisco, and IBM.

Europe is anticipated to dominate the market shortly by overtaking North America with extreme market shares. Since healthcare is foreseen to hold a substantial market share in Europe, the industry is becoming progressively linked to big databases. 

Asia Pacific is likely to show the maximum CAGR during the projection period owing to growing smart city projects and increasing initiatives, such as Smart Wellington, Intelligent Disease Prediction Project, and cloud spending in the region.

Market Segmentation

The global Internet of things (IoT) market has been segmented into components and end-use industry

Based on components

The global Internet of things (IoT) market has been segmented into platforms, and solutions & services. The platform is sub-segmented into device management, cloud platform, and system management. The solution is considered real-time streaming analytics, data management, security, remote monitoring, and network band management. The platform is anticipated to grow at the highest CAGR due to the increasing demand for effective platforms for downstream data servers and enterprise application connectivity. 

Based on the end-use industry

The global Internet of things (IoT) market has been segmented into BFSI, retail, government, healthcare, manufacturing, agriculture, sustainable energy, transportation, IT & telecom, and others. Agriculture is foreseen to grow at the fastest CAGR owing to the growing demand for field-based sensors and equipment. Some of the main applications of the technology in the agricultural sector are smart farming, smart greenhouse, precision farming, smart agriculture, and smart drones, among others. The aids of implementing the internet of things for farmers are two-fold. It has assisted them in dropping expenses while increasing yields by increasing farmer decision-making with precise data. 

Internet of Things Companies

Some of the key market players are  Amazon Web Services (US), AT & T Inc (US), Cisco System (US), Google Inc. (US), Oracle Corporation (US), Dell Inc. (US), Microsoft Corporation (US), Hitachi Data Systems (U.S.), and Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. (China)

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